sschoeffler

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Just found CAT flexplates for 60 bucks shipped!!! Yeah they are kinda heavy but thats great if your launching off a transbrake. These are the same flexplates that many other companies are re-badging. They have alot of really good reviews. Yes these are for LS engines. The cheapest name brand SFI flexplate I could find besides this one was a TCI for $289.00. Anyhow just thought I'd let you guys know.

ironmikektm525

Summit racing brand has good reviews also and is sfi approved and under $100

SCott5

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Hughes has a flex plate for 156 I think it was last time I looked.

01ssreda4

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Hughes 7007x is sfi for about 100 IIRC

ironmikektm525

Summit or hughes? Or they same? Summits is $85

CoreyR

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i have the B&M on my car. its $91 at summit.

DANOZ28

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i have summits & its fine. about twice as thick as stock.

Spectre86

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crazy. a lot cheaper then the TCI plates

DANOZ28

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fyi since you have a turbo build imo for big hp cars you should consider circle D's welded bad @@@ flexplate or the most expensive flexplate i've seen is a billet (no welds i think) mezire (?) over $400 bones.

sschoeffler

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60 bucks shipped and SFI approved for 12,500 RPM. I dont see anything wrong with them. When it gets here I'll be sure to get a weight and thickness.

01ssreda4

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Im running the cat also. Their sfi rating WAS legit but has since been pulled or not renewed however that works. I think Yanks SFI they sell is a cat and several others rebadge it as well.